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 ^smmmmms^^ V â-  " .^" -- "^-^^V""' " :-: ,-â-  .-^Fj |ofanOcaa» P^^er nav»l â- â- ^ las man ^t tile whij^**« » I Id its ra he gives i-K^ » T' 'W ^:««' " „,ouut ot wois. mcjr uc.v» v»^ ^^i a quicksand i"» I » "^S th.t of course was the origlrial ^hcel. Of a T^ *^ i» â-  ^^' I,!" havlDg once gotten mto such a â- . ;. r..-uL* P^"Wnt d», â- ^./"'•.J.i require a very long holiday body to its normal jcondition. inJer chat we often feel irrit- _. »ngin from h?8«o« ' Is IS brought n^!2*t " "' even a hrl*'*** everything andanrt?" «8 the quarter „^N«« »lhaiidH. P-Hion oT'S^Ufy- aough above thVd^^f"'?: |smell8ofthe8hip7a^**«J« water smooth, but it !. A' Ibe bridge every roll Z Ipis accentuated. Here„ Vure the seas, how tS If f k" V'^^' ""^^ « mote f the ship; and when tte hvie^t the ^.. tain invariawj .r* ^.-laons are some. 3y atietchmg heavy canrai Ige, to deaden somewhat the iiv|g wave which might break I the 3h|p. It often happen, f* weighicg tons strikes tte rera a huge hammer, wd fe resists the f..,-ce of the ie» |P r. Oh more tha,i one oc- lea 111 pursuit of their dnty f'l out of the briJge by th» i lost. Driven as are steam- rate of speed, the greatest 3 necessary. Steamers fel- n ocean lane, and it may U and yet chances of a colli- possible. Especicfclly when r are the officers stationed nd ey.si are strained for an he land if it be day, or of th« night. A night at sea when eather is an exciting ezper- nd is howling through the e seas angry. Just in front Beers is the uian at the wheel y ugly sea be seen coming, le captain intimates how the jcape it. Just a slight torn if the wheel snfficas, but some- one heavy mass of water ii another presents itself oh the Then the steamer has to take aboard, and the good ship the blow. Drenched to the :h almost knocked out of them, ve men on the bridge hold Certain white incrustatiuu, nes show themselves en the of steamers when they come 9t how seas have -oken qvite je. HOUSEHOLD. Ecoldin« fact beyond dispute, that seoMuig '!»• »nv eood, and nsnaUy makes "Tor^thln they were before. It " wh in turn brings-ont still more ^.y from the first speaker, until '" H have been a passing cload, de- «!»!"" a^R that a sco:d is " A. rude, ^«""1^al-mouthed woman." Per- jiiiiiof""" „e not realiztsd that it meant ^*' ,,.b as this, when we allowed c--:» ** T'pxvnsa what we felt in words U'*^':^^^^ nor elegant. ^^I'excuxe^^or' tired, overworked Ii """jvo never know the luxury of jo'JiefJ" are suob, and without doubt I «"â-  f fhem. who never, for one moment, »»»?. dvear out, know what it is to fe»r '"TThig may not be owing entirely ,ieelf«'*,- tofwoik they have to per- il ""V ,1, rhiit of course was the original hosphorescenoe. I phosphorescent light, as weM is, in many cases, a pnssle immon and the scientific eb- light comes from very differ- The appearai^ ^e of any fish illy decayed gives the most pie. In the case of such de- t may be attributed to the free. e name is given to the light he glowworm or the firefly, ere is no such decomposition )rescence of the sea is referred 2e of minute medusseâ€" crea- iiplest organism. There are f fungus that are producers iiese instances iu seems to be •unctiona of life, rather than accompanying death. given off in some instaocee cay does not seem likely to losphorns, and where, if a^ ving, it cannot be detected tch writer, Mr. W. A. Smith, was surprised at the appear- of fire wood. In this conn- maple log, lying in a wet le best results, r walk through the woods we came upon what »PI**'" rring lying in the road. W with our feet it seemed slop- ilishly passed it. ds farther on another bnliWBi attracted our attention, ana »cided to attempt itscaptnr* erwas employed, JoP^ZS! meeting and ^e ^» ^tod. 3ctly. what P'"*^*^*"^^^ it :88 than a piece ofSootoliBr 5 fallen trees alongside. y a new break WM *?5|^* face, and the night being wet :,w; supposed tiu«l»d«fflj ber drying " »«* ,f ^^iirtd nthedark,andit.tiU«how52 the wet had nonghtj" r a lens^ no i^ST^S* rough, broken finre" »» "" tt Helen of Troy. fat and forty ^^/^d*! ningfancy ball with her de»r band. aJtm of lost decided to go as ^J- .j arbled. "Do you *•»»» nurmured he^ '",^a3 sasuresconfusedhMDn---,, j, ber ample P-^^SAToif d do better as Heien «• Practical Woman- hv_ a practical UfetleWOi»» out her. ^- 1" i*i^ how shafl I J^!!,'Sl«ii«»* it of the g?°V"td^*' • iquor, had redne^ '^r I md«nchw»v^^^ri» jifly* wM the â- yutf^^nr" »mfort«blB «•»»â- "«; _,.,^ ^^' ' p the body K ' uuimaa JVUUUII.IUU. ^^ wouJfi- chat we often feel irrit- 'â- ""°^rhat the overwrongbt nerves pro- -â- '•'ineteverv incivility? "'" hrsband and children are not al 't'^asWtrate of our feelings as they I"" v,r to be and to remind them of ' d duty we scold. They are re forcibly enough, no doubt,=. but are h; lore ^l^»«Shtful ne^t time And ^Ma vi'ay of doing increase their love â- *' ' On the contrary, it will in time I '^y. gvery parncle of natural affection. Kit fretting renders us very unlovely, r Ji„ order ta be loved we must be love rt dreadful as this result may be, it is I rM that may be expected trom suoh a b4loog indulged in. ^The children learn rkeon the same tone, and scolding and I -^ finding soon fall as naturally from their I r«'v lips °8 did before the innocent prattle |[.hildhood. They will,_ of course, grow I ,j-opy of their scolding mothers, and tt,s our everyday words become as far- I Lhinij ca Eternity. We cannot think too L^hofthis matter, or be too seriously im rri^PQ with its imporranse, It is of vital iQ'rt not only to our own happiness, but I ;:;jjt of every mer.iber of the family. I Bat \i it possible with these tired bodies |u.i»irsined nerves, to possess at all times laiqaable temper and a mild demeanor? 'i'ooffofbutone way. " Thou canst w alk and weary not. If i-i mv fetrength thou trt:9test wtl.." Thatiswhat He nieauij wheu He says, " Uy grace is 3^.ffieient for thee." Defences of Young Men. i mig'ity defence for a young man is a \i\\ hmie. Some of my readers look back liii tender satisfaction to their early home. \. may h»vo been rude and rustic, bidden j'aongthe hiils, aud archittct or upholserer liirer'p'i.mned or adorned it. But all the 'o OD princely vails never look 3d so en- I Of to you as those rough hewu rafters. irou°caD think of no park or arbor trees iated 02 fashionable country seat so at- iKtive as the plain brook that ran in front Ihhe old farm house and sang under the ieping willows. No barred gateway, liiorned with statue of bronze, and swung lipen by obsequious p.jrte.r in full dress, has L'itheglorj of the swing gate. ilanyof you have a second dwelling place, '»:r ad'^pied home, that also is sieved^ for- xr. There you built the first family altar. I Titre your children- ^ycre born. All T.;j:j.se |m«; you piktited. Eich room is solemn, pause once iu it, over the hot pillow, fi'^pp- Isi'.lie iriiigf. of dej,th. Under that ro'i you hiKct whn:n your work is done to lie down Iffi die. Vou try with many words to tell Is* eioelleacy of the place, but you f;iil. I Here is only or.u word in the language that 1 33 describe your meaning. It is home. I .N'jw I dfecL'.re it, that young man is com- laratively safe who goes out into the world "i'-s a clurm like this npon him. The me- »7 of p.Tiiital solicitude, planning and Ixiyicg, will be to him a shield and a shel- ls. I never knew a man faithful both to 'â- â-  early and ado])tpd home, who at the jsiemie ,as glvei. over to any gross form |Hii!s;pui;n or wvkedness. He who seeks I ' Kjoyment chiefly from outaide associ- l»- tither than from the more quiet and prreaaming pleasures of which I have I fii'seD, mny be suspected to be on he broad li^itoruin. Absilom despised his father's I »t!8, and you know his history of sin and h* death of shauie. If .you seem unneces- If'iy iaolated from your kindred and for- I' 3socia*es, is there not some room that r«aiacaUyoar own Into it gather books I ""Pictures, litid a harp. Have a portrait ^the mantel. Make ungodly mirth stand I *» from the threshold. Consecrate some I " 'ith the knee of prayer. By the me- P'fTof other days, a father's couasel, and a Paer'slove, and a sister's coiifideuce, call â- â€¢Â«!ne. How to Carve a Goose- J Sf^ea toose neatly trussed and " done 'turn" looks very tempting on the piat- ' out there is eg little meat in proportjon resize of the bird thit unless it beak il- J."I'^d only a small nuiiber can be %H breast of the goose is broader KiS" """ ^^^" °f turkey. It should ij^ffeddiffereutly, although the writers j^ ?e same directions for carving both. ugaments conuecting the bones are »jj^"'0" tough, and much more skill ^jjfj^'^S^a are required than for carving Lu! on a platter with the head at ks nUL ^^^ knife firmly across the "I^^^reastbone. Cut through the •»frr"^e of the knife press the wing ^^ the body, and cut until the joint Vite* *?**" "" through the flesh aud "1*(L^ L *^® ^^y- Cut between •i* Ir^a ^^yy P'ess the leg over â- Â« Mde of the knife untU yon see v:*s--*n^.-'!fa !r:^- :•-:=,, ^r-ymmf.tf,: .â€" â-  ":TC«»KMS»'?s'-^:»i%»5SJS the i joint, j ^xmm. 'g«t-vtttto^ ta, to lite VidT. H STe • the leg I. fc«t c^rif'fc i'Sd tough you wiUhav^B to feel with the kS for the joint This thigh joint is " â€"^ -«_-:.- -e- joint is tonrfier zSr â„¢ """V Dody. Th« and reqtaws mdte skiU iVaeparatiiw^^ .^%P!»S« wiadom has diatribated the second joint of* turkey. ItuJfirtte t*^ 'f*"" "^^ ^^•jdnearerthebacl^Hme. BntWM- -.- face and familiarfty with it. lootion'wm enable one to strike it accurately. ..«? '"f!?«. JK*"**^' *»**» â- * *»»• wing and cut straid^t down throngh tiie meat of indicated by the long lines in the oat. Cut ao wn in the same way in parallel sBcea aa thin as can be cut until you come to the ridge of the breastbone. Cut down between tbe wish bone and the breast to the wing then slip the knife under the slices at the lower end of the breast and separate them trom the bone. Lay them aside, then cut in the same manner on the other ride of the breast. Make several cuts at right angles with the breastbone through the akin and stuffing between the breast and taiL and re- move the stuffing. With the fork stiU in the breastbone, tip the bird over slightly snd with tbe pomt of the knife remove the delicate portion in the hollow of the side bone a little may be shaved off from the lower edge of the side bone. Separate the wish bone from the point of the breast. So as soon as the breast is carved remove the fork and disjoint the legs and wings, and begin to serve. A Serions Qnandaiy- Husband *ho has a little " engagement " on hand) â€" I shall be at the office very late to night, my dear, posting my bookj, and you had better not sit up for me. Wifeâ€" Very well, John. When I get ready to go to bed I'll just say good- night to you through the telephone. A Btirst of Indignation. Heâ€" What do you think about this white horse and red-haired girl nonsense. Miss Redtop She (with fire) â€" I think it has got to be a horse chestnut. Distnrbed at Prayer. A farmer, before retiring for the night caught an old darkey interviewing his cu- cumber and melon vines, and bawled out "Who's there?" Old Darkey :â€" " Lo'd o' massy dis chile can't go no whar to pray widout be'n d's- turbed." j^flaveYouThonght About It? I «0^ " *^* â- '" tl»»«»«8 o* ^^ '^^ V^n at V :â- * ""^t important question S'J^i^ the quickest and moat I Sisir^y" Poison's NerviUne oamnot ItSsto?*!?^' *««*bacho, neoralgia, V,j^?^Nl pain, internal or extenkaL lj«ftJS7* ^ort perfect oomfhinatirwi Itwii ** Public for the reiki af4 l«etofci°°* ^* yoâ„¢ 'a«sh to try it. *«^r*™» *•»«* wS convince yoa •««kt, P^relkviagpewer. Coff No More. Watson's cough drops are the best in the world for the throat and chest, for the voice unequalled. See that the letters B. T. W are stamped on each drop. Little Siscer (angrily) â€" " Now you do what I say." Little Brotherâ€"" I won't." " You won't, eh T Oh, don't I wish we was grown up an' you was my husband." CiNOALKSB Hair Rbnewik restores firrey and faded hair to its natural color and prevents falling out. All kinds of furs will be acceptable as holiday presents, but sets of the fox furs, black and silver, red, blue, and gray, are the first favorites with young women. free Pree Pree A Book of Instruction and Price List of Dyeing and Cleaning to be had gratis by calling at any of our offices, or by post by sending your address to R Parker Co., Dyoi-s and Cleaners. 759 to 763 Yonge St., Toroiito. Branch Offices 4 John St. .N., Haniilton 100 Colbome St., Brant^ord. At Niagara, during the honeymoon. Sheâ€"" Why do you look so unhappy: George Don't you know that we are one now?" Georgeâ€"" Yes, darling, I know that bat judging from the hotel bill I've just had handed me, the manager of the Cataract doesn't seem to think so." iTCHure PILES. Symptomsâ€" Moisture intense itohin? and stinging most at night worse by scratching. If allowed to continue tumori form, which of tan bleed and ulcer- ate, becoming ver^- sore. Swaynb's Omtmshi stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, and ip many cases removes the tumoars. It is equally effi- cacious in curing all skin di-easea DB. SWAYNE SON. Proprietors, PhUadtlphia. Swatss's Oditmbht can be obtained of druggists. Sent by niaU for 60 cents. You may say what you please absut it, but there is some luck in horseshoes. A woman nailed one up against the woodshed a month ago and last week her husband elo- ped with the hired girl. The man had not earned a cent for more than two years. People who are subject to bad. breath, foal coated tongui. or any disorder of the Stomach, can at ooco oe relieved bv nstag Dr. Oarson's Ston.ach Bitters. 5h9 old and lined remedy. Ask vour Drnarglet. In Georgia, U.S., when a man is asked how far it is to the next plantation, and he answers that it is V a peep and a right smart screech," he is supposed to mean that it if as far as you can see from where you stand, and then as much farther as a strong voice ciu be heard. Hub 1 CouoH Cnas cures in one minute. A young college debater wiU argue for hours that the pursuit of happiness is better than the realization, and then feel disap- pointed because hia girl refuses for the fourth time to marry him. ariATICA.â€" An effectual remedy to vented »*'*^***' • " ' Lanoaster. for Sciatiea. igris,aont andLum- after being three S?J?£X'".2£iS».W!S5rrJ.»A.- CASTER, Petrrtla, •»•• _. j ,â-  *„ Professorâ€"" Which ia the most debcato of t^«^f' Sophon^re-" The^to^^ "•'TraSr"Vo?iTh^it rj- rt"r?t:^J'dI-t5-to^.70-«ui't .meU it ^^^Z^l^^^^^JiS^ i'-y^. ' JXlJii^' Oh. ^flliam. this â- =^ n^nd nreoared by S. J. Lanoaster, for Bcaanoa, ^«' on crutches. The remedy will be.expreesed to SSiddln^I^jthavetoje^ " No, no J I. *«»* **^,i2^»» for I have my fy**"" "!?*" iMiToas F*^ waNtoliMi^ Lover â€" 4^ i b ilM Wghtwm wd^ tk daik obad » he«y iMd-lMt JOTB tiuuitmi y^aheaia^body. The Cheater over tbe nninaa kind. T^ marvclDu IjilMcaien •^' ,â- ?***• "»•*»«» by long and searcaiag laber. Few men liave attaiaad gr«^ ««»«â- Â«Â«Â«Â«Â» Dr. ». V. Pieree nor oevioed for ndF^riiig hunanity a gnater preduetion than bis "CUdden Medical Bis- «ovBry," the nnfailiwg remedy for Coamunp- tioo in its eaxMente^^ea, aa well aa fnr chron- ic nasal catarrh, scrofula, tnmoci and all blood disorders. A three-year-old discovered the neighbtw'a hena in iier yard scratehing. In a most in- d«nant tmie she reported to her mother that Mrs. Smith's hens were " wiping their feet on onr gtaaa." " That Miss Jones is a nice-lookins sirl. isn't she?" • Y'ea, and she'd be the belle of the town if it wasn't for one thing." "What's that?" " She has catarrh so bad it is unpleasant to be near her. She haa tried a dozen things and nothing helps her. J am sorry, for I like her, but that doesn't make it any less disagreeable for one to be around her." Now if she had used Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, there would have been nothing of the kind said, for it will cure catarrh every tiir.e. B.uflf Old Chap (with very loud voice â€" jost arrived)â€"" My dear Miss Robinson, you hear I'm surprised I'm amazed Why, my good gracious, it must be at least thirty years since we last'met I' (Miss Robinson thoroughly enjoys herself all the rest of the evening An Extraordinary Fhenomenon. No other teim than the above would appl to the woman who could see her youthful beauty fading away without a pang of re- gret. Many a woman becomes prematurely old and haggard because of functional de rangement. What a pity that all such do not know that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription will restore their organs to a nor mal state, and make them youthful and beautiful once more For the ills to which the daughters of tve are peculiarly liable the "Prescription" is a sovereign remedy. It is the only medicine sold by druggists under a positive guarantee from the mauu facturers, that it will give satisfaction in every case, or money will be returned. Set guarantee on bottle wrapper. A lover out W« st, in describing his Ara minta, says :â€" " Her eyes are plums, her lips strawberries, while her fingers were like radishes and her bosom "pound sweetings. A. P. 377. PATENTS For Saleâ€" ninstrative descriptive Cr^t alc;;iie free. B. Chamberlin, Toronto WORK FOBAIjIi. S3V a ^reek and expenses paid. Valuable outfit and particulars tree. P.O. VICKEKT, Augusta, Mahie, IF you have invented anything useful, patent it and make money. Write for Hastst's Gcidb to Pa- tents, to A Harvey, patent Attorney and publisher of "The Patent Bevievr," Ottawa, Ont. 2Syr8. experience, D ATCUTQ PBOCVKKD m Uanada, the US. and in I Cn I O all foreign countrfea Engineers, Pa tent Attorneys, and experts in Patent Caosea Estab' lished 1867. Donald C. Kldont A Co., Toronto. T IHE BOUES UrSPECTION and iBsnr- ance Company ot Canada, Consulting Engineers and Solicitors of Patents, TOBONTO. G. G. RoBB, Chief Engineer. A. Feaskb, Seo'y-Treas. 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M)NEY ADVANCED on Rpal Estate security ai current rates and on favorable conditions as to repay- ment. Uortages and Municipal Debentures purchased. J. HERBERT MASON, Mauaging Director. MILLER'S TICK DESTROYER. STOCKMEN, give this valuable pre- paration a fair trial. It operates promptly and effectually in destroyin;: Ticks and other vermin pests, as wel) as in eradicatiag all affections of the skin to which dheep are subject. Sold in Tins at 36o., 70c. and $1. A 35o. TSn wili clean 20 She«p or 85 Lambs HUGH MILL£R Co., Toronto. Waasl SAUSAGE Ci^mCS iBOaDada. Hmss Cailiwi AKB TBI UM) «l «r nmlMiWiaag CaaiaBikMtoriaa, altangthaal iMglh. Itot laarrHian Hoc T^t'^t. " otlOOibs-.tWOO PerlMao(601ba..fU« Sawlter qoairtMsi, par lb. .S6a C^auias â€" Per kw of fiO buBdlee «• N Smaller iaantitiea, par bvaffle aW PatroniM Hone trade. It any ottardaaleis an offeriB| Casinn at leas tiian the above, wawfll Sil al thsirflKona it diowa the priaaa We al o maontaxtare PUR â-  ANIMAL P e R T I L I Z 8 R oooqpeaad oiVmS: Bom and meat. Prioe. per ton, 930 00. Fiaa or oaaisa Boae Meal, 985 per ton. All Goods Wamatad. at monay refunded. Goods F. O. B. at HamUtoa. r. aowLix a CO., BAmaa» Allan Line Eojal laQ StaamsMps. Nwuioar wa advaipoai, aon la aair very Saturday to UvaipOQla oiihg land malls and paaaaanas IM Ml. Alao (rem Baitiinon Via HiB. Saaincdiulng winter fnm Port and STaiy ha_ and Halifax evaiy Satoiday to Uvsipool, sad la a mer from Qnebeo eve at LoadoDdeny to Sootlaad and Ireland. fax and SI John's N. F.|to Liverpool foftalchtfy i Ing smnmar months. The steamen o( tha lines sail daring winter to and tram HatUaz, I Boston Aid PhJIadelplila and doting sommerbelwan Glasgow aud Montreal, weekty, CUaaeow aad Bostas weeUy; and Giaogow and Pnlladelpnla, fiiiliiltbMil for Freight, pansags, or other intormatloB appfarw. ., jdiomacher Co., Balmore 8. Onnaid â-  Oa. Halifax Shea fc Oa, St. John's N. F., Wm. ' Co., St. John N. B^^^'AUan ft Co., Ohlaaco Lor* •) Alden, New York w Bourller, Toronto AUaaa Baa a Co., Quebec :Wra. Brockle, Philadelphia H. A. AUvi Portland BcMton Montreal Vr. 4atAHAH • CO., 283 Yonge St., 'J'oronto, dealers in all kinds of Band and Orchestra Instru- ments. Both New and Second Hand. Vocal and Tn';tnimeDtal Mnsio, Majo Bucks, eto. In- ' st.ruction Bookfi for "very Instrument. Agents for C..rl Fischer's Band Or- CHBSTILA Music. Send for catalogues. Desiring to obtain a Business Education, or beooaaa proficient in Shorthand and Typewriting, dioold at- tend the BRITISH A^IERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Arcade, Yonge street, Tdonto. For Circulars, ete.. Address C. O'DEA. Seoretarr. ISXGBET EHaUSH FBEOBIFnai AsucoeflsfalmediclnetestedOTer ' 30 years In thousands of cases. s FromnOycares JVerootMiVostro- Ition, Weaknesa of Brain, Spinal iCoro, and Oene-utive Organs oti Before, either sex, £?»! 3«ion«and all Ilia caused hr indiscretion or -wei^ezertiaii. Ste packages Is ouaranteed to ef .isct a core irim ft otber medicines tall. One package $1, nlTra» ages Is, by mail Soldbydruffglsta. ITHJM I AlkMb KT"" OS RECEIPT OF »3 53 Charcta Sirect, Toronto, (Manufaetuier of Gold andSi'ver Watch Cases. Jfw- ellery. etc.). \vill send by mill, prepaid, a genuine Rcskoff Open Face Nickel Watch. No key required for winding and settinar. This is not a cheap, tra hy fraud got up toswii)-' ' :fi [i iMic, but an excellent boys' wateh. Gsod uiiiMi.. r, ntroni; aud durable: Does not require a cij.ii.pt ,^ i-c^) to open it. Does not snap ano close like a mit^-'i ir tobacco b:x. It has not got a paper Jial. nor bave yea to sit up late at night and get all the family to help you give it the necessary 150 turns to co'ix it to go, but a regular watehâ€" dial, sp^irg anl windin; like any other watch. Thousands of them have been sold at $5. Catal gue free. THE GreatasllNs. oovery ol (Mw breeentage for Baau* liiATiNa THs Bowau^ L^n CuBXHO all BbSOS^ ILtvk and KnimOoit. PJ.UJII8. A Peffeol l:ilood Purifier. A tew a Hamilton who hava )sen benefited by lis i3e: Mrs. M. Keeoai^ )2 Robert St., ooxed Erysipelas ot two 'aars' standing; Bobl. 1jmeU, 24 South SI, iiughtor cured ot Bp- leptio Fits after SU reals' suffering; Jea* lie Birrell, 66 Walaol It, cured of We^- nsas and Lung Trouble John Wood, 95 Oathoart St., cured of Liver Complaint and Biliousness, used ooly 3 fifty-cent bottlas Mrs. J. Beat, 6 Augusta St, troublad for years with Nervtons Prostration, two -malljbottlea gave her freat relief. Sold at O0. ft $1. F. F. DALLEY ft CO.. ProprietoM. -rrriaiJES- Toroatfl Silver Plate Co., MAKnFAcnraERs of thb HioHssr okadb of SILVER PLATED WARES. TRADE MARK. NEW SECOND-HAND ^^?SJ^ MACHINERY ALL GOODS GFARAWTEED. TORONTO. LADIES' Drees an 1 Mantle cutting by thlt new and improved STANDARD CHOPPING MU-LS* USESBESTFRENCHBURR MILLSTONES FINEST GRINDER INTHE WORLD NOREHEWINe PLATESAS IN IRONMtUS^ TAILORS' SQUARES. Satisfaction guaranteed to teach ladies the full art of cuttin,,' all garments worn by adie; and children. PBOF, SMITH, 183i Queen St. W.. Toronto. Agents wanted. S3 ADELAIDE ST. E.. TORONTO. AneUaaeaaffioewerk. Mirs. of Printers' Leees §tagf and Matsl Famitorf Send tor pilcee. J.L.JONES WOOD ENGRAVER 10 King S^ East TORONTO. W^.C FARMERS AND THRESHERS Use ou yoar Hacliinery only the Well-knoim £VClMDER^;Mte8W!:J|5YU(ijj«J»^,jgy,5 iPeerlessOil UIIIC hfll n MCnAI C have been awarded it durlngtheUatfOor yean. Try also oni PliBBIMN RIIIl UULU mCuALO AXI.ECiBEA8E for yourWagg^ma and Horse Powers. Manntactnred at QUEEN OITT OIL WOBES. v SA'MUEL BOGEBS CO., Toronto. BARKUM WIRE and IRON WORKS, WDTDSOK^ OUT. We are now offerii^f the Best Iron Fences ev«r sold in Oanad% at remark^il^ly Jmw Prices. WTE ALSO HAKE stable Fixtures, ftamd 8cre«UL Weflttier TaneB, £ran Stairs aad maaxn^]fw9 iMspes, Qffloa BailiBff, Ctopcr â-  BUmdv Win 1^M^W4*WBdf 9im^ Um^ " and BrdM Work. .•-:•' tj »i*:^ ,(',i mm n N If' ',£!! 'i ' ^m^ L.'h ' ' 'I ii^i^ • '1 ll?:^ ms.}* ii